The Icicle Works' 1988 LP "Blind" saw the band collaborating with producer Pat Collier, a move that yielded a collection of songs that retained their characteristic art-pop sensibility while incorporating a more polished, accessible sound. The album features a notable rhythm section and refined guitar work, marking a moment of mature songwriting within their discography.
- "Blind" was recorded at The White House, a residential studio in Berkshire.
- The album was the band's final release for the Beggars Banquet label.
- Upon its release, "Blind" received positive reviews from critics who noted the band's consistent quality and growth as songwriters.
The Icicle Works were a post-punk band formed in Liverpool in 1980, known for their blend of melodic songwriting and experimental sonic textures. By 1988, with their fourth album "Blind," they were navigating a shifting independent music landscape, seeking to build on their cult following.
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